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In Reply to: flashing red light posted by westmagic on March 04, 2003 at 21:24:46:

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Posted by:
Tom Sparkman
on March 05, 2003 at 11:14:39

: My ir3 is in fire mode and the red light is flashing does that mean something is wrong? It also will not fire, yet each time i pull trig it counts it in the shot counter.
In the manual, it says that the red LED flashing rapidly means in live mode, COPS menu accessed. Slow flashing means live mode, COPS on.
Are you trying to dry fire it or is there paint in the gun? (you do know what COPS is for?)
Manual page re the LED:
http://www.angel-owners.com/manuals/ir3/page4.htm
Tom

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: : My ir3 is in fire mode and the red light is flashing does that mean something is wrong? It also will not fire, yet each time i pull trig it counts it in the shot counter. : In the manual, it says that the red LED flashing rapidly means in live mode, COPS menu accessed. Slow flashing means live mode, COPS on. : Are you trying to dry fire it or is there paint in the gun? (you do know what COPS is for?) : Manual page re the LED: : http://www.angel-owners.com/manuals/ir3/page4.htm : Tom

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